Still Floating: 40 Years of Pennywise contributor Rebecca Cuthbert

Last year at AuthorCon, Rebecca Cuthbert and Jamie Flanagan dressed up as "the Shining Twins" to pose for pictures to raise money for charity. A year later she is appearing in not one, but two Stephen King related books. She was recently announced as a contributor to Views From the Overlook, an anthology of short stories set in the world of King's novel, The Shining.

For Still Floating, Rebecca penned "99 Red Balloons Get Tied: 2017 Sewer Drain Installments as Cry for Connection," where she interviewed Dr. Lee Golembiewski, who holds a Ph.D. in Health Psychology. Their fascinating discussion covers everything from the novel's impact on today's youth—including the eerie 2017 phenomenon where ed balloons were showing up randomly everywhere—to how it affects the older generation who readt it when it was first released.

Rebecca's bio:

Rebecca Cuthbert is an award-winning author of dark poetry and feminist horror. Her stories and poems often explore the creeping dread of domestic spaces, destabilizing the familiar and rendering uncanny the commonplace details of everyday lives. Her titles include Self-Made Monsters, The Hauntings Back Home, and others. For more, visit linktr.ee/rebeccacuthbertwrites